Jennifer Bastable

Life

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Biography

With my being a singer of many years standing, in small choirs and solo, it was inevitable that I would write primarily for voice(s).

If anyone is interested in my compositions, and particularly if they intend to perform them, I’d love to know. Contact details are on the ‘editor’ page.

See also: Jennifer Bastable's editor page.

List of choral works

Anthems and Motets

A new commandment I give to you A Prayer of King Henry VI Ab Oriente Adhaereat lingua mea Ave Maria, alleluia Be merciful unto me, O God Be thou a bright flame before me Be thou my vision Blessed is the man Blessed is the man (Psalm 1) By the waters of Babylon Christe qui lux es et dies Crux fidelis Drop down ye heavens from above Drop, drop, slow tears Flos de virga nascitur Gloria Patri Glory to God - a Doxology God be in my head God guide me He that doeth truth Hear my prayer, O Lord Hear, O Lord Help me, O Lord Hospitalitatem nolite oblivisci How sad and solitary now I arise today I sat down under his shadow I syng of a mayden I waited patiently for the Lord I will confess my sins I will wait for the God of my salvation Immutemur habitu In Memoriam In the beginning was the Word In the Lord put I my trust (Psalm 11) In this trembling shadow Intreat me not to leave thee Is it nothing to you Let all mortal flesh keep silence Lighten our darkness Like as the hart The Lord is good unto them Lord, now lettest thou thy servant (Nunc dimittis) The Lorde is my light May the road rise up to meet you My days are gone like a shadow My soul doth magnify the Lord (Magnificat)

My soul melteth away Never weather-beaten sail None other Lamb O Bone Pastor O Gabriel O go not from me O God be merciful unto us O hide not thou thy face from me O Jesus, quicken me O Lord, let us live O lux beata Trinitas O Maria, vernans rosa O mundi Domina O Oriens O Radix Jesse O remember not our sins O rosa vernans O salutaris Hostia O Sancte Sanctorum O Sapientia O taste, and see O virgo virginum Oh that I had wings like a dove Out of the deep Praise God from whom all blessings flow Praise the Lord of Heaven Praise the Lord, O my soul The Primal Love Remember, O Man Res iocosa The Son of God in the door Tantum ergo Sacramentum Te lucis ante terminum The Call Thou art my defence and shield Thou lightest my candle Thy word is a lantern Try me, O God Tulerunt Dominum meum Turn thou us unto thee, O Lord Ubi caritas et amor Unto thee, O Lord, do I lift my soul Veni Creator Spiritus Veni Domine, et noli tardare We will remember them Whither shall I go then Why art thou so vexed, O my soul

Masses

Missa brevis

Evening Canticles

Lord, now lettest thou thy servant (Nunc dimittis)

My soul doth magnify the Lord (Magnificat)

Advent and Christmas Music

A Child of the Snows A spotless Rose Ab Oriente Balulalow Down in yon forest Drop down ye heavens from above Flos de virga nascitur Hark, O hark! Here is the little door Holy is the virgin of gold-mist hair How far is it to Bethlehem I syng of a mayden In the bleak mid-winter Let all mortal flesh keep silence Lullay, myn lykyng Lully lulla, thou little tiny child Nowell, Nowell, now is well O Bone Pastor O Gabriel O mundi Domina O Oriens

O Radix Jesse O rosa vernans O Sancte Sanctorum O Sapientia O virgo virginum Out of the orient crystal skies Res iocosa The Son of God in the door Sweet was the song The Carol of the Three Brothers The Christ-child lay on Mary's lap The Corpus Christi Carol The kings they came from out the south The Oxen The Truth from Above The Virgin's Cradle Hymn Ther is no rose of swych virtu This endris night Tomorrow shall be my dancing day Veni Domine, et noli tardare

Secular Music

A coin that time cannot take A gray day and quiet A resting-place A Riddle-Song A Robin Sang A widow-bird sate mourning After a hundred years All day I hear the noise of waters All in a green thicket Angel spirits of sleep As if the Sea should part Autumn Dusk Bluebells, cockle-shells By the hearth-stone The cherry trees Come, Sleep Come, sullen night Draw on, Sweet Night Dusk in June The Everlasting Voices Goe weepe sad soule Grey goose and gander Had I a golden pound to spend How many miles to Babylon I had a little nut-tree I had two pigeons I love, alas, yet am I not beloved I shall come no more

I stood beside a hill I will arise and go now If Pity reign with Beauty If this be love In the after silences Lullaby, oh, lullaby May the road rise up to meet you Memory, hither come Most Holy Night Move him into the sun Now sleep, and take thy rest Oh, I have a bonnet trimmed with blue Rain has fallen all the day Season of ice Sleep now Spring The Broken Tryst The Cloths of Heaven The Ghost of a Flower The Sylph There were two birds There will come soft rains Thrice toss these Oaken ashes in the air Weep, O mine eyes Westron wynde when wyll thow blow Where be ye, my love White clouds that change and pass Would that I were where I would be

Folksongs

Bushes and Briers Down by the Salley Gardens A Maid in Bedlam My love he built a bonny bower

Rosemary green, and lavender blue The Rose and the Briar The Turtle-Dove

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